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All 12 members of the party’s interim Scottish executive have resigned By Megan Kenyon The Scottish branch of Your Party is dead, for now. On 13 April, all 12 members of Your Party’s interim Scottish ...

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Kimberly Belflower’s play, at London’s Royal Court theatre, tears into misogyny and Arthur Miller By Emily Lawford The title of John Proctor is the Villain is immediately grating. Of course Proctor, ...

The Green leader is courting union support as his left insurgency continues By Ethan Croft There could be more trouble on the Prime Minister’s left flank after the Times revealed that Green leader ...

How can mRNA become the UK’s next strategic growth engine? From cancer and respiratory illnesses to rare diseases, mRNA offers promise. Can Britain turn it into an economic superpower? The rapid ...

The Tories’ preoccupation with China made them miss an open goal By Ethan Croft In Westminster, Keir Starmer is preparing for his weekly grilling at PMQs at midday. Kemi Badenoch will likely barrack ...

François Ozon subtly updates The Stranger and its author’s attitudes to French colonialism By David Sexton Albert Camus’s 1942 debut novel, L’Étranger, remains one of the three most widely read ...